
Sangya Agarwal
@sangyaagarwal
Post-doc @StanfordMedicine in @HowardYChang Lab| PhD @PennMedicine in @carlhune Lab| Masters’16 @PennBioengineering
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08-05-2014 18:25:38
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Editing CAR T cells to improve their functionality. Read our summary here => bit.ly/46yd31p Univ. of Pennsylvania Department of Cancer Biology









A new NEJM Evidence study found racial disparities among patients treated with #CARTcelltherapy for #lymphoma. Penn Medicine - Abramson Cancer Center's Marco Ruella & Carmen Guerra are trying to find why these disparities exist to ensure all patients can benefit. The Philadelphia Inquirer spr.ly/60105Ydzm

Enhancing genome editing of T cells expressing synthetic antigen receptors ft. Nils_Wellhausen, Nils Engel, Caitlin Hopkins, January Salas-McKee, Adham Bear, Sangya Agarwal, Julie Jadlowsky, Gerald Linette, Saar Gill, Carl June, Joseph Fraietta & Nathan Singh tinyurl.com/3myvwyuj


Thank you for the warm welcome! I am beyond excited to join the DukeIntegrativeImmunobiology team at Duke University School of Medicine! Immensely grateful for the huge community of collaborators, mentors, friends and family whose support was integral to achieving this career milestone. Now the fun begins!

🎉 Congrats to HHMI Investigator Howard Chang of Stanford University, one of three 2024 Albany Prize winners recognized for breakthroughs in RNA science. Chang was honored for discovering long noncoding RNA and its role in the body’s response to infection. 👏 hhmi.news/47ZJQyj ✨



Carl June awarded The Abarca Prize, says "Our journey is far from over, the fight against cancer is a marathon." Here congratulated by the King of Spain The Abarca Prize #celltherapy #genetherapy #immunotherapy


“Howard really models kindness that you want to see in a leader, and we all benefit from that.” – postdoc Roman Reggiardo on what it’s like working in Howard Chang’s lab at Stanford University


A team at Penn, led by PICI Investigator Joseph Fraietta, PhD, including E. John Wherry, PhD, Co-Director of the PICI Center at Penn, & 2022 Parker Bridge Fellow Evan Weber, made a breakthrough in understanding TET2's role in T cell exhaustion: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… (1/3)

Thrilled to share our new paper in Nature Medicine! We analyzed 783 patients (2,200+ patient-years) receiving lentiviral or gammaretroviral T cell therapies and found no evidence of high-level insertional mutagenesis. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Crystal Mackall and Carl June discussed groundbreaking strategies to enhance CAR T-cell therapies, pushing the boundaries for solid cancer treatment on day 3 of #AACRIO25. Learn more on the #AACRBlog: brnw.ch/21wR0gf Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy Penn Medicine
